Sentence examples for and highlighted in a from inspiring English sources

We looked at the new voluntary guidelines introduced to assess the social and environmental impact of dam projects, and highlighted in a gallery some of the world's most controversial dams.

Along with climatic drivers, many site-specific variations in some factors affecting dengue transmission, such as mosquito density, imported cases and other environmental factors were also identified and highlighted in a few studies in China [ 48- 53, 55, 59] 59].

Such a coding framework allowed us to understand the intensity with which participants viewed each theme, and highlighted in a novel way, the direction of the attitudes towards the illness experience.

Gearing of the phi29 motor by a pRNA hexameric ring was revealed independently by both group of Peixuan Guo [ 1] and Dwight Anderson in 1998 [ 2], and highlighted in a minireview in Cell by the open-minded and visionary scientist Roger Hendrix [ 3], who even was the originator of the five-fold/six-fold rotation concept.

The deglitcher circuit is shown and highlighted in an ellipse in Figure 2, in which 'Main CLK' is the main clock of the system, 'D' is the new value of input digit, 'N' is the latched value (i.e., the old value) of the input digit, and 'latch CLK' is the modified clock produced for each bit which is applied to the latch switch.

This important discovery has been published in Nature (2011) and highlighted in an MD Anderson News Release and several journals including Cell, Nature SciBX, Science Signaling, Cancer Cell, Cancer Research, and Cell Research.

The study was published in JAMA and highlighted in an editorial comment of Nature Reviews Cancer and other high-impact journals.

Spiral segments were traced and highlighted in the image with different colors (A).

The function of a new Bcl-2 family member (Bcl-2-like protein 12), which was described as a novel cell death protein over a decade ago, has remained enigmatic and was highlighted in a talk by Martin Brandenburg (Institute of Molecular Medicine and Cell Research, Germany).

My Life in Orange received generally positive reviews, and was highlighted in a "Top 20 non-fiction" list by The Daily Telegraph, and a "50 Best Books for the Beach" by The Independent.

New York State's Medicaid fraud problem has been well documented, and was highlighted in a series of articles that appeared in The New York Times last year.